The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-10

Canada,
The PASSION OF LIFE. BY Jesse Wilson Man
NM, Robert Clarke & Co., publishers Gin
cinnati Cloth, price 81.
In this work the author displays conSid-
cradle poetic genius. In the four parts into
which the poem is divided there are pas
sages of much power, though crudeness is
apparent on every page.
LIKE AND UNLIKE BY Miss NJ. f. Braddon.
George Munro, publisher, II and 20 Vande-
water street, New York
Miss Braddon'S stories need no common
dation. They have a high place i'll the
literature of the period, and they are er-
titled to it
PARLoR GAMES FOR TIRE WISE AND OTHERWISE.
BY H, f. II. Bound in paper zoe. 0. NJ. Hub
bard & Co., publishers, box 697, Rochester,
NY
This little work contains enough games to
afford amusement for young folks during
an entire winter
SCHEHERAzADE; or, A London Nights Entertain
ment, by Florence Worden, George Munro,
publisher = and 20 Vandewater street, New
York
This is one of Munro's Seaside Library
pocket edition series, and is a very enter
tanning story.
VENDETTA; or, The Song of One of the Forgot
ten, by Marie Corelli. j. b. Lippincott & Co.,
Philadelphia, publishers. Paper, 25c.
This is the latest of Lippincotts series of
Select Novels, and is very interesting one
of the SERIES
The MISTRESS OF IBIcHsrEIN by F. +. Henkel.
George Munro, publisher, IL and 20 Vandewa-
ter street, New York
This is quite an interesting story and
well suited to meet the wants of an idle
hour.
No. 5 OF THE CENTURY PUBLICATION of
BATTLES and Leaders of the Civil War; is
out, and a very interesting number 1t is
The Century Co.. Union Square, n. Y.
MAGAZINES.
The October number of The CoSmopoli-
tan is the most interesting yet issued 1t
opens with a beautifully illustrated article
entitled "1he Passing of the Buffalo, by
William L. Hornaday, giving a graphic
account of his recent buffalo hunt, and
showing how the buffalo have been reck-
lessly exterminated Another striking,
| timely, and profuselv illustrated article is
| that of George il. Fitch on The Pigmy
| Kingdom of a Debauchee." The article
that will, perhaps, attract the most atten-
ton is that by j. Henry Hager on The
| Second Wife of Napoleon l." Frank G.
| Carpenter, in an article on "The Tours of
the Presidents" presents much interesting
information dpr0pOs of President Cleve-
| lands Western trip. "Mr. and Mrs Inder-
wick is an amusing posthumous story by
John Esen Cooke. Schlicht & Field Co.,
New York City.
Many attractive pictures in the WuStrd-
ted London NelUS american edition) for
Oct. make it very desirable copy to pos
sess. The keepers Boy and ''Our Cox
swain" are alone worth the 10c. asked for
| the whole paper, while aside from these
gems views in Florida are presented, and
the British Mission to Morocco" is finely
| illustrated. The publishers, Illustrated Lon
don News, Potter building, New York.
The Pansy for October opens with a very
pretty illustration entitled 'Nellie Ayres
and Her Gray Eyed Cat" There are many
other handsome illustrations, and a vast
amount of reading matter especially calcu-
lated to please the little folks. D. Lothrop
Company, Boston.
Outing for October deals with a great
variety of matters, all of which are inter
esting to those who find pleasure in sporting
matters "a Bout with the FoilS" is the
! opening article and it handles the subject
in a mastery manner. 40 Nassau street.
| NEW lOI
The Illustrated English Magazine for
October is fresh and bright. The fronts
piece. "A Portrait Study" is splendid
piece of the engraver's art. The matter and
Illustrations of the number are first-class
Mcmillan & Co., 112 Fourth avenue, New
York.
The Church ReuieU for October has a
very attractive table of contents. An
article that will attract attention in this
locality is 1.-The Issue in South Carolina"
by Rev John Kershaw. Baum & Geddes,
New York.
The S,Ciss Cross for October is full of
matter that is attractive to the student and
also to the general reader Each new num-
Der appears to be an Improvement upon the
preceding one. AZ Lafayette Place, New
York.
The Book Buyer for October, besides other
interesting matter contains an account Of
the way that Mr.. Thomas N. Page, of
Richmond Va, came to write "MarSe
Cham Charlss Scribner's Sons, New
York
Dress for October has, besides some very
interesting suggestions relative to dress re-
form, illustrations of the latest articles of
dress for women and children The JennesS-
Miller Publishing Co., New York city.
The October number of the Writer begins
the second half year with the addition of
eight pages, the best of proof that the enter
prise is meeting WITH the success it deserves.
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